Isaiah
Logan

Athletically built with some projection left at 6-foot, 185-pounds. Offensively – Wide, balanced set-up in the box. Feet start open to the pitcher and square up after low forward stride. Level swing with high finish. Keeps hands inside of the ball. Produced consistent line-drive contact during BP. Stays balanced thru finish. Defensively – Controlled defensive actions in the OF. Stays balanced while tracking the ball. Receives ball out in front of body before funneling into throws. Long, clean arm action from high ¾ slot. Varied between side shuffle and crow hop to create momentum on throws.

June 25-27, 2018 (NYS Games) 

60 Yard Dash: 7.66
Exit Velocity: 92
Positional Arm: 72

 

6-foot, 180-pound catcher in the class of 2019. Ran a 4.51 home to first. Offensively- stands slightly open with a short stride to the ball. Little bat movement pre pitch. Hands are quick and strong to the hitting zone. Has a flat barrel through the zone with a slight lift on the ball at contact. Lower half works in unison with the rest of his body. Above average bat speed with power projection. Exit velo- 92 MPH. Defensively- from the outfield, he approaches the ball at a slower pace,  receives ball with confidence. Throws from over the top, short arm action with quick release. Outfield velo- 72 MPH.

Logan stands in at 6-foot-0, 175-pounds with a strong athletic frame. Offensively- Righty sets up square to the pitcher in a wide stance with his feet outside shoulder width. Shows a slight knee bend with an upright torso holding the bat above the back shoulder using little pre-pitch bat movement. On pitch, his trigger is a knee raise into a stride forward while his hands move back slightly into his hitting position. Utilizes good lower body rotation getting hips cleared and using the whole-body frame throughout the process of the swing. Shows quick hands to the hitting zone with an upward lift barrel action throughout into a high one-handed finish. Demonstrated line drive ability up the middle and to the pull side during batting practice round. Shows a clean, fluid swing with potential. Recorded an exit velocity of 88 MPH, 3 MPH shy of his previous best mark of 91 set in June 2017. Defensively- Good approach and footwork getting to the baseball. Gets underneath well with an appropriate outfielder arm swing gaining momentum towards intended target. Crow hop mechanics are smooth going through the movement to get into a solid throwing position. Will only get better with added arm strength through future development. Recorded a positional arm velocity of 69 MPH, 3 MPH shy of his previous best mark of 72 MPH set in June 2017. Overall a talented 2019 prospect to keep an eye on.

6-foot, 175-pound outfielder made an impressive debut on the PBR circuit. Offensively - heavy load included in pre-pitch movement, inner knee rotation used to generate exit velocity of 91 MPH, full extension with upper cut after contact, repeatable motion, further lower body engagement will add power. Defensively - agile footwork, confident body language, smooth transfer with a position velocity of 72 MPH.